and we're proud the american flag flies in american samoa. period, close quotes. madam speaker, i ask that this radio new zealand international story be inserted into the record at this point. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. radewagen: thank you. the people's republic of china and other external powers are gaining visibility and influence in the region, including the neighboring independent state of samoa. due to the new influence of foreign interests in the region, members of american samoa's territory legislature, just days prior to the vice president's arrival, expressed to me during my appearance before a special joint session their concern about the rise of foreign influences in the region. i am certain the declaration will help to allay their concerns and will be welcomed in capitals across the pacific morrisby to others. moreover madam speaker, i anticipate the pago pago declaration will be the component of the evolving trump doctrine under development by the administration which i expect will be fully articulated when the u.s. participates

he is now had england fully in control, and opal samoa did respond, wayne bennett's tea m samoa did respondes graham extending the lead. suddenly, a distinct super league field in sydney. after disappointments in the autumn's formations, this was the performance they were expecting. five tries mean england take to the skies with the winning feeling. so a good win for england. it follows australia's win against new zealand in their only warm—up game yesterday. so next up is the world cup in the autumn, and our rugby league correspondent dave woods says england's chances of winning the tournament were enhanced by today's performance. on the back of what we have seen, you would say that england would be second big bets for this world cup. the new zealanders a little bit disappointing, australia still very much up there, all of the pedigree and star players. if you were to make a bold prediction at this point, you would predict and australia england final in the world cup. but samoa would be good. fiji would be good. tonga had a very good win. there might be a lot of underrated nations who migh

in theirfinal warm—up match before the rugby league world cup in october england beat samoa 30 points season, but little sentiment is geared for england on these shores. in sydney, this was also samoa‘s chance in the spotlight and the working to make an impact. but the visitors arrived with their own agenda, with just one test before the world cup, every minute matters. ryan gave them the lead inside two minutes. for england, this was of much about standing out from one another as their opponents. players like ratchford are bidding for a starting place in october. his try now had england fully in control, and though samoa did respond, wayne bennett‘s team were finding the gaps. firstjosh, then james graham extending the lead. suddenly, a distinct super league field in sydney. after disappointments in the autumn‘s four nations, this was the performance they were expecting. five tries mean england take to the skies with the winning feeling. pretty solid performance from england following australia performance yesterday. coming up the world cup and the autumn and rugby league corresponde

jamie roberts will captain wales in next month's tests against tonga and samoa.hird tour with the lions and started every six nations match on the bench. capped 91 times by wales, he'll lead a 32—man squad, which includes 13 uncapped players. they take on tonga in auckland onjune the 16th and samoa a week later in the capital apia. meanwhile the lions of rugby league are being resurrected. the first tour of the british and irish team in more than a decade will take place to new zealand in 2019. the team was disbanded back in 2008. since when england, scotland, wales and ireland have played under their own banners. nicola adams faces her first home fight in the city of leeds forward 20 years. she faces an opponentjust under half her own age. it will be the first time she's fought over for three—minute rounds. we'll finish the programme today with some breaking news. literally, news about breaking. there is to be an exhibition event at the 2018 youth olympics in argentina. and in attempting to find the best b—boy and b—girl... their uk championships labels itself t

playing before the all blacks and samoa are a tough team to beat.ger has responded to the reports that the board are thinking about restructuring the coaching set up and introducing a director of football. and it‘s fair to say he doesn‘t particularly fancy the idea. a director of football i don‘t know what he means. is it somebody who stands on the road and directs play right and left. i don‘t understand. i never could understand what it means. i‘m not prepared to talk about that. i think i‘m manager of arsenal football club and as long as i‘m manager of arsenal football club i will decide what happens on the technical front and that‘s it. double olympic champion nicola adams will face mexico‘s maryan salazar in herfirst fight in her home city of leeds for 20 years. it‘ll be adams‘ second professional contest, against a woman just over half her age. and will be the first time she‘s fought over four three—minute rounds rather than the conventional two—minute rounds in women‘s bouts. that‘s all sport for now. i‘ll have more in sportsday at half past s

jamie roberts will captain wales in next month's tests against tonga and samoa.t lions selection and started every six nations match on the bench. capped 91 times, he'll lead a 32—man squad, which includes 13 uncapped players. they take on tonga in auckland onjune the 16th and samoa a week later in the capital apia. arsene wenger has been speaking to the media ahead of tomorrow night's match at southampton. he was pushed on his future again. he still won't reveal his plans but he was quite clear when asked about a reported change in structure at the gunners, with at the gunners, with the introduction of a director of football. director of football, i don't know what it means. is that somebody who stands and directs players right and left? i don't understand what it means. i am not prepared to talk about it, i am the manager of arsenal and as long as i am, i will decide what happens. and that's it. the fifa secretary—general says that the italian football federation may face disciplinary action for the way they treated sulley muntari. he walked off in a game playi

jamie roberts will captain wales in next month's tests against tonga and samoa.with the lions and started every six nations match on the bench. but he'll lead a 32—man squad, which includes 13 uncapped players. they take on tonga in auckland on 16thjune and samoa a week later in the capital apia. arsene wenger still won't reveal what he's planning to do at the end of the season but the arsenal manager has responded to the reports that the board are thinking about restructuring the coaching set up and introducing a director of football. i don't know what he means. is it somebody who stands on the road and directs play right and left. i don't understand. i never could understand what it means. i'm not prepared to talk about that. i think i'm manager of arsenal football club and as long as i'm manager of arsenalfootball clu b as i'm manager of arsenalfootball club i will decide what happens on the technical front and that's it. the fifa secretary—general says that the italian football federation may face disciplinary action for the way they treated sulley muntari. t

it is going to be special, playing the all blacks and samoa. to beat. two very tough games. so it is a huge challenge. i can't wait to get stuck in with the group of players involved. double olympic champion nicola adams will face mexico's maryan salazar in herfirst fight in her home city of leeds for 20 years. it'll be adams‘ second professional contest. against a woman just over half her age, and will be the first time she's fought over four three—minute rounds. rather than the conventional two—minute rounds in women's bouts. the event is now 2—0 up at half—time. 4—0 they lead against monaco on aggregate. that is all the sport for now. more in the next hour. let's get more now on the election campaign, withjeremy corbyn saying there will be a ‘day of reckoning' for the rich and powerful if labour wins the election. speaking in manchester, he said he's calling time on those he described as tax cheats, greedy bankers and rip—off bosses. today i say to tax cheat, the rip—off bosses and greedy bankers, enough is enough. applause in this election,

and samoa a week later in the capital apia. i'm excited for everyone involved. so, two very tough team to beat. so, two very tough games as robin alluded to. and so, it's a huge challenge and i can't wait to get stuck in with the group of players involved. arsene wenger still won't reveal what he's planning to do at the end of the season but the arsenal manager has responded to the reports that the board are thinking about restructuring the coaching set up and introducing a director of football. a directedor of football i don't know what he means. is it somebody who stands on the road and directs play right and left. i don't understand. i never could understand what it means. i'm not prepared to talk about that. i think i'm manager of arsenal football club and as long as i'm manager of arsenal football club i will decide what happens on the technical front and that's it. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. thank you, hugh. the conservatives have outlined a plan to allow the energy regulator to set a cap on standard variable tariffs for gas

bay on fridayjune second — the match is designed as practice ahead of their summer tour to tonga and samoay are during the season, so to have the opportunity to play against them is something that we did not get four yea rs something that we did not get four years ago. it will give us an indication of where we are at. so let's bring you up to date with the action on day three at the french open at roland garros — plenty of british interest today with world number one andy murray, number two kyle edmund and women's number one johanna konta all in action. andy murray's opponent here. he is number 73 andy murray's opponent here. he is number73 in the andy murray's opponent here. he is number 73 in the world. he reached the semifinals of the geneva open last week so he comes into this match in good form. andy murray has won both of their previous meetings. back to the main screen. here is the action. it is time to put injury and illness behind him. andy murray arrived as the world number one and attempted to master the red clay for the first time. he seemed to wait foran the first time. he see

mike mckeegan is one of two england rugby league debut concert in the match squad to face samoa in theueen is the other. he has been at the forefront of the tigers impressive season so far. he's one of three castleford place in the squad which also contains seven australian —based players. those seven include chris harrington makes his first england appearance in six years. you can hear full appearance in six years. you can hearfull commentary on appearance in six years. you can hear full commentary on saturday morning at 20 to 11. the former super league champions st helens have appointed justin holbrook as the new coach. hejoins have appointed justin holbrook as the new coach. he joins from have appointed justin holbrook as the new coach. hejoins from sydney roosters with saints lying seventh after their win over lee. the european patent can challenge sop is the best results from britain in 17 yea rs. the best results from britain in 17 years. the four medals, two of them we re years. the four medals, two of them were killed. a complete funding extra uk sport came into full effect la

this morning — and next month, jamie roberts will captain wales for their tests against tonga and samoao samoa a week later. double olympic champion nicola adams will face mexico's maryan salazar on saturday night, in herfirst fight in her home city of leeds for 20 years. it's adams‘ second professional contest and it'll be the first time she's fought over four, three—minute rounds, rather than the conventional two—minute rounds in women's bouts. that will be a massive night indeed. iam that will be a massive night indeed. i am regretting telling that story about inappropriate shorts. i am being sent many photos... education policy is under the spotlight this morning as the general election campaign continues, with both the liberal democrats and labour pledging to boost school budgets should they form the next government. we're joined now by lord richard newby, leader of the liberal democrats in the house of lords, to tell us more. good morning and thank you for joining us. can we look at the money first of all? you are talking about £7 billion a year? do you raise taxes to get that? th

——samoa. court charged with murdering a businessman who was fatally shot, allegedly during a botched burglary. 61—year—old guy hedger was killed after at least two intruders entered his home in dorset. from poole, duncan kennedy reports. it was in the early hours of last sunday morning that guy hedger was shot in his homejust outside bournemouth. he was taken to hospital and later died. the 61—year—old businessman had worked in marketing and was a director of the schools academy trust. today, three men were brought to the magistrates' court in dorset, charged with the murder of guy hedger and with aggravated burglary. the three men are kevin downton, 40, jason baccus, 41, and scott keeping, who is 44 years old. the hearing lasted just five minutes. there was no application for bail and all three men were remanded in custody. they will appear on video link on tuesday. a 40—year—old woman arrested in connection with the case has been released, pending further police investigations. school govern

australia and samoa stand between them and a place in the quarterfinals.their maiden gold medal here last year and have already made a winning start to their pool, running in three tries to beat russia 21—7. they'll face argentina and france later on today in pool a, wales have safely negotiated a tricky opening fixture against the united states. tom glyn williams ran in the third of four tries. it's playoff time in the english premiership. a week after retaining the champions cup, saracens face exeter, hoping to move a step closer, to the, ‘double double", while league leaders wasps host leicester tigers. they have the home game and that's hugein they have the home game and that's huge ina they have the home game and that's huge in a semifinal in knockout by. huge in a semifinal in knockout rugby. they are really deserve that. they were the best and they deserve that. we will have to make sure we are accurate early in the game and keep the creative squad do the things that make us a good team.“ leicester come out with a fantastic performance, you have to

my great grandfather was a high chief in samoa and my mom moved when she was 19 after losing unfortunately her mother and her father and had me a few years later and something that i'm very proud of. >> mike, thank you. >> my pleasure. >> we'll be back. >>> that's our show for this week. if you are just tuning in, watch the press here tv.com and on itunes. i'm scott mc grew, thank you for making us part of your sunday morning. unidad del valle." i am damian trujillo, and today, some important research about our communities put on by the sacred heart community services of san jose on your "comunidad del valle." male announcer: nbc bay area presents "comunidad del valle" with damian trujillo. damian: again, that research was conducted by sacred heart. rachel wright here is one of the authors of that research, and she dug in and dug up a lot of valuable information. she joins us here on "comunidad del valle." welcome to the show. rachel wright: thank you. damian: well, tell us, first of all, about the research and maybe what you've found from that. rachel: okay, so we do research in the commu

they were facing samoa in sydney and scored five tries. the final score 30—10.ace of the flat season, the 2000 guineas, was won by the favourite, churchill. it‘s a record eighth victory in the race for the irish trainer aiden 0‘brien. dream castle and eminent, sons of the legendary frankel, the guineas winner in 2011, were fifth and sixth. and that‘s all your sport, kate. the teenage racing driver who lost both legs in a horrific crash says he‘s "lost for words" after well wishers raised hundreds of thousands of pounds for him. billy monger was racing in the formula 4 championship last month when he was involved in a high speed collision. richard lister reports. they call him billy whizz. one of the rising stars of british motorsport. he was supposed to be racing this weekend. instead, he‘s reading messages from driving legends like lewis hamilton and niki lauda after the injuries that changed his life. that‘s amazing. and as i turn over, there‘d be signatures from many world champions. that really touched my heart. i was lost for words, and i still am now. thre

australia and samoa stand between them and a place in the cup quarter—finals tomorrow. and have already made a winning start to their pool, running in three tries to beat russia 21—7. they'll face argentina and france later on today. in pool a, wales have safely negotiated a tricky opening fixture against the united states. tom glyn williams ran in the third of four tries. now surfing conjures up, images of sunshine, palm trees and exotic locations. but, for british number one, luke dillon, it's not all glamour, as he tries to make it on the world circuit. the sport is on the rise, following its inclusion in the olympics, and next week's world championships, marks the first step towards tokyo 2020. our olympic sports reporter david mcdaid's been to meet dillon in the wet and windy south—west. a leap into the cornish swell. a far cry from hawaii or california but newquay‘s this drug beach is the home of british surfing. it's a special one for me. and also home to britain's best server. it got me into a good rhythm. in the first senior year, he broke the world top 150 and

travelled halfway around the world and are heading for around the world and are heading for a win against samoa in sydney. five tries, including this breakaway one from josh hodgson have put them 30-10 in from josh hodgson have put them 30—10 in front. that match hasjust finished. wayne bennett's side with a comfortable victory. that is all the sport for the moment. next it is time for click. this week: the coolest history lesson in history. the smallest car race in the world. and we are with the doctor as something goes bang in the night. school, it's changed a lot since i went through the education mangle all those many years ago. many years ago. the school buildings may look the same but technology has been infusing education for quite awhile now. we have smart whiteboards, we have increasing use of tablets and laptops. we have e—textbooks instead of textbooks, but there are some systems which mean the way in which kids learn and are taught is changing completely. it seems many tech giants want to become part of education. after all, an early introduction to their brands may one day add up t

. >> on the count of three the capital of american samoa. one, two, three -- pago pago! opening round was a surprise for first-time finalist alilan iranian. >> i don't know how the scoring works, so i am pretty much like what the heck. >> reporter: but for wisconsin native thomas wright, who last year tied for eighth, it was the end of a year-long jour >> i know the expectations i need to set for myself. >> washington, d.c. >> reporter: at national geographic headquarters wednesday the junior jeeg fehrs were treated like celebrities, showing off their global knowledge under intense pressure. >> buck island and buck island reef national monument are located just off the coast of which caribbean island? >> reporter: but with rocca behind the podium there was still room for a little levity. >> prenay, do i stand a chance of ever growing a mustache as full as yours? >> probably not. >> probably not. >> reporter: the ten finalists were eventually whittled down to just two. >> pranay varata from texas and thomas wright from wisconsin. >> reporter: in the final round varada and

have missed out on a lions tour but he's going to captain wales for the next test against tonga and samoas. exit polls in south korea's presidential election indicate that human rights lawyer moon jae—in is on course to win. he is expected to change course on north korea and increase contact with the rogue regime, despite recent missile tests there. steve evans reports from seoul. polls have closed in the last rallies before the big events. the election hype, nearly over, the 13 candidates trying to become the leader of south korea. this is one of a clutch of candidates trailing the leader in the pre—election opinion polls. and so to the day of decision. the issues for these voters, the economy, of course. young people are worried aboutjobs and whether to confront or talk to north korea. as a person who's going to the military in a few years i don't want to live in a country where it is at risk of breaking out in a war or me actually having to go into the war with north korea. i think i'm not that much different from most people, for me, national security is the main point of concern. whe

how this would affect her and an ability to focus an end help the party because she still does have samoahe could help with, because you want to talk about women's issues and everything else, maybe she could certainly help fund raise, she knows how to do that. are you worried that she becomes a shiny object distraction for your party? >> marie: she doesn't. we have joe biden, barack obama, he is still very popular, left off his incredible a popular, and other leaders in the senate and house and state who are picking up the mantle of the democratic party and this isn't going to be hillary clinton's party. >> harris: you should call her so she knows. >> meghan: this mount personal version of hell where she comes on tv and tells her when why she should be president. fbi director james comey revealing yesterday that hillary clinton's top aide made a habit of forwarding emails containing classified information to her husband, disgraced congressman anthony weiner. here's the exchange. >> was her classified information on former congressman weiner's computer? >> yes. >> who sent it to him? >> hi

in theirfinal warm—up match before the rugby league world cup in october england beat samoa 30 pointsthe super league season for this game but they ran in five tries including this from josh hodgson to seal a comfortable win. britain's number1yohanna konta has lost in the first round of the madrid 0pen. she was beaten in three sets by the germany's world number 30 laura siegemund. konta lost five games in a row to lose the deciding set. the match finished at 2.17am local time. there could be a first female winner of the badminton horse trials in ten years as germany's ingrid klimke leads going into the final day of competition today. after the cross country event she has point four of an advantage over the reigning badminton and olympic champion michaeljung. the gloucestershire event finishes with the final showjumping phase. and finally, motogp riders are often some of the toughest sportspeople around, racing with broken bones and all sorts of injuries. turns out they have an achilles' heel. it's wasps! cal crutchlow qualified third for today's spanish grand prix but on his cool down

in theirfinal warm—up match before the rugby league world cup in october england beat samoa 30 pointsg this from josh hodgson to seal a comfortable win. britain's number one johanna konta has lost in the first round of the madrid 0pen. she was beaten in three sets by the germany's world number 30 laura siegemund. konta, who was seeded six for the tournament, has won just three games on clay in her career. there could be a first female winner of the badminton horse trials in ten years as germany's ingrid klimke leads going into the final day of competition today. after the cross country event she has point four of an advantage over the reigning badminton and olympic champion michaeljung. the gloucestershire event finishes with the final show—jumping phase. britain's geraint thomas is up to eleventh overall at the giro d'italia after finishing eighth on yesterday's second stage in sardinia. germany's andre greipel was first across the finish line after the 137 mile ride. that saw him take a four second lead over austria's lukas postlberger, who won the opening stage on friday. and final

religions, great to learn about other religions, but don't tell us that some of the traditions of the samoa islands that margaret mead were writing about were untouchable and god knows what is the same as ours, we should teach there is a difference.at there is not a moral equivalent. that is obviously got him into a great deal of trouble. and that was the name of thesl book "god and man at yale" because there's a fighting son now the yale anthem, the lastt line is for god, for man and for yale. he turn it "god and man at yale" means that secular humanism is pushing man to the center between god and of course yale. a little bit of a play on words. okay. why was this important? other than the religionit department and life -- why was this important? well, what was going on at that time, two famous espionage cases gore on, one in the uk -- the cambridge five. names like kim selby, and buy burgess, the best and brightest of their generation. recruited by communists to do two things. first of all, to infiltrate british intelligence to help the brits crack the code and win the war and tools share

. >> i'm a samoa fan. >> i got to say, amy. we just wait for it with you. wait for it. wait for it.of you my friend. listen closely to "pop news." i'm coming after you. >> you got it? >> i have one or two. not as good as the tagalong. i'm just going to say it right now. but we have a lot of news to talk about. [ cheers and applause ] >> let's get to it. >> good morning, everybody. happy friday eve, as robin roberts calls it. time for "pop news." the reigning king of the netherlands has been living a secret life for the past two decades. this isn't a part of a joke. this is real. 50-year-old willem alexander has just revealed he has spent the last 20 years not only reigning his country or for his country working as a fill-in pilot for klm airline wearing the uniform. >> get out. >> yeah, walking through the airports, totally unrecognized giving passengers weather reports. trying to give them positive news about the arrival time from the cockpit. a monarch to 17 million people is an experienced pilot who says flying has allowed him to leave his real-life responsibilities on the ground